The Interaction between Visual and Written Ethnography in Subtitling. Zhang, J. Visual Anthropology, 25(5):439-449, Taylor & Francis Group, 10, 2012.
Website abstract bibtex This article explores how subtitles are applied in ethnographic film editing. Based upon doctoral research and accompanying films, I will illustrate how the key ideas in the writing could be re-addressed and re-interpreted in the films through certain ways of subtitling. I argue that appropriate subtitling not only presents the individuality of the subjects directly, but also allows the filmmaker to pronounce his/her own voice indirectly, which responds to as well as differs from written anthropology.
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